The little ball is part no. 86624944 which replaced the original p/n 16011R1 along with 17011R1 which is nothing more then a 9/32" dia. chrome steel ball. It is currently still available per Messicks for $3.15 if you can't find one locally or your original. Also, I see in your photos that the gasket 350708R1 is somewhat comprised on one corner which Messicks lists for $4.17. The pressure plate spring with the two larger holes 361629R1 is likewise available for $6.15 there as well. And yet one more item you will probably be needing is the pump shaft oil seal 385038R91 which replaces the original p/n 353183R91 is available there as well for $14.05. The spring and ball which I see in the diagram in my parts catalog installs under a plug which is located on the top of your pump assembly. I don't know it's function as I don't have anything that shows the inside of the pump assembly. I would assume it is a bypass or relief value but am not that schooled on the hydraulic system on a 240 as I've been fortunate with mine so far and haven't had to get educated. If you need a copy of the pump pages from my part catalog I can mail them through the USPS system as I don't know about all of this scanning and sending stuff you younger folks grew up doing. If a copy is desired my email is open and I would need a mailing address on where to send them, Hal.
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